Sentence examples for expected demand to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baird said today that he now expected demand to be held in check by conservation.

Still, he warned that he expected demand to be softer than normal for the season.

Analysts expected demand to level off after men tried their first doses.

Deborah L. Hughes, the museum's executive director, said it had sold 526 of the bags, and expected demand to increase in anticipation of Mother's Day.

Most analysts expected demand to be about the same as in December, but estimates ranged from as low as €300 billion to as high as €1 trillion.

In his remarks to analysts, Mr. Mittal was cautiously upbeat on the outlook for steel, saying he expected demand to rise 2 percent to 3 percent this year.

It expects demand to grow by 50 percent, not double.

Most analysts do not expect demand to revive until 2003.

In future, training firms expect demand to come from other quarters.

But Alcoa expects demand to grow 7 percent in 2013, up from a 6 percent gain in 2012.

She expects demand to grow as people develop more confidence in such schemes.